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Trackmen Rout Susquehanna: Netmen Lose to Bisons jyrf/jr-a Husky Track Team Victor M'P_ Susquehanna Routed as Bloomsburg Sweeps All First Places Winning every evenit on the program and submerging the Susquehanna University Crusaders 100V2 to 25 V2 ???ait Selinsgrove yesterdiay afternoon, the Bloomsburg State Teachers College track and field team concluded another undefeated season. The State Champions have not been defeated in dual competition in the past three years. A number of the promising Jayvee squad performed in fine style as varsity men saw them secure enough points to win letters. Lavellc, a Frosh, in his first varsity meet, won the mile and two mile for sufficient points to win a letter. Karnes, second in the1 mile, and Chet Harwood, winning the shot put, also clinched letters diming the afternoon. Bob Joy, of town, a jayvee, took the 440 in his first varsity race. One Man Track Team Captain Frankie VanDevender, of the Huskies, was a one man track team. He took first place in each of the five events in which he competed 1 to come within a V2 point of the to- ; tal of the Susquehanna team. The Huskies of Coach George C. Buchheit took all first positions, finished second in nine and were third in three and divided third position in the pole vault. Four New Records, Two Equalled The Huskies made it a field day in more respects than one, setting four new Bloomsburg records and equaling two others. Heading the list of record wreckers was VanDe vender. The ???Flying Van??? went over the tall timbers in the 120 yard high hurdle event in 16 seconds to clip 1-5 second off the Bloomsburg record he set in the State meet at J Harrisburg last Saturday. In winning | that event in 16.2 he had clipped 3-10 of a second off the mark he set at Lock Haven in the first meet of the year. In the 220-yard low hurdles VanDe- , vender clipped 7-10 of a second off the Bloomsburg mark he made in 1936. He went the distance yesterday in 24.8. The old mark was 25.5. In winning the dashes he equaled 1 two Bloomsburg marks set three sea- m sons back by Harry Van Gordon, of Kingston. He did the 100 in 9.9 and the 220 in 22 1. Dan Kempl-e set a Bloomsburg half mile record of 2:1.8. This was exact ' time in the State meet. The former Bloomsburg record was made by Francis Sell in the State meet of 1935 and was 2:3.7. Dan Bonham, the Frosh from Forty Fort, bettered the College record which he set earlier in the year by hurling the javelin 199 feet, 2 inches. Dan did 205 against Shi ppensburg but on that occasion was throwing with the wind and the mark was not allowed.The summaries follow: Field Events Pole vault???First, Baker, Bloomsburg, 10 feet. 9 inches; second, Rakshys, Susquehanna, 10 feet, 6 inches; third, Housieknecht, Bloomsburg, and Leam, Susquehanna, both 9 feet, 9 inches. Shot put???First, C. Harwood, Bloomsburg, 40 feet, 2 inches; second, Bonham, Bloomsburg, 38 feet, 8 inches; third, Swope, Susquehanna, 36 feet, one inch. Javelin???First, Bonham. Bloomsburg, 199 feet, two inches; second, Langler, Susquehanna, 143 feet, six inches; third, Swope, Susquehanna, 141 feet, six inches. Running broad jump???First, VanDevender, Bloomsburg, 19 feet, 7 inches; second, Grenninger, Susquehanna, 19 feet, five inches; third, Richards, Susquehanna, 19 feet, 1 inch. Discus???First, Bonham, Bloomsburg, 129 feet, 11 inches; second, Wert, Susquehanna, 104 feet; third, Harwood, Bloomsburg, 99 feet, 8 inches. Running high jump???First, Stover, Bloomsburg, five feet, seven inches; second, Pritchard, Susquehanna, five feet, four inches; third, Grenninger, Susquehanna, five feet, four inches. Track Events 100-yard dash???First, VanDe vender, Bloomsbung; second, Mulhem, Blooms- burg; third, Deardorf, Susquehanna. Time???s:3o. One-mile run???First, Lave lie, ???Bloomsburg; second, Karnes, Bloomsburg; third, Troutman, Susquehanna. Time???s:9.o. 220-yard low hurdles???First, Van- Devender, Bloomsburg: second, Mulhem, Bloomsburg; third, Rakshys, Susquehanna. Time???24:B.o. Half-mile run???First, Kemple, Bloomsburg; second, Reed, Bloomsburg; third, Grenninger, Susquehanna. Time???2:l.B. 220-yard dash???First, VanDevender, Bloomsburg; second, Mulhern, Bloomsburg; third, Deardorf, Susquehanna. Time???o:22.l. 120-yard high hurdles???Ffrst, Van- Devender, Bloomsburg; second, Stover, Bloomsburg; third, Rakshys, Susquehanna. Time???o:l6.o. Two-mile run???First, Lav c 11 e . Bloomsburg: second, Hippensteel, Bloomsburg; third, Parker, Bloomsburg. Time 11:00.0. 440-yard dash???First, Joy, Bloomsburg; second, Reed, Bloomsburg: third, Parker, Bloomsburg. Time???o:s6.o. f Ruckle Is Leaving 1 1 ' V . 11. Irving ???Junie??? Ruckle, who thrilled basketball fans for four seasons with his sensational shooting, is in the graduating class. The Newport township boy was captain one year and honorary captain another, an indication of the high place he held with his team mates. Al. Finder, well known in the county first through his baseball playing with the Catawissa team, will leave a hole at shortstop on the nine, a place he filled four years. He captained the team in ???37. Finder also won a varsity letter in football two seasons. Mike Gonshor, a boy who loves track is going. Mike made his letter two years but during the last one at Bloomsburg he acted as trainer for the cross country team in the Fall and the track and field athletes in the Spring. FANNING year the College holds a dinner to honor its men and girl athletes and all eight events have been delightful affairs, featured by able addresses. Among those who spoke in the past as we recall, were Dr. Pety, of Pittsburgh; Dr. Henry Crane, of Scranton; Columbia???s Lou Little; Mike Palm and Harry Kippe. -/j4 '??? v But the high light to us aas always been the reports showing a better athletic program to have been carried out than in the preceding term. Many fine things are said and many excellent goals fixed around the banquet board. But all too often they are forgotten almost immediately. That is not the case with the College athletic program. It has constantly been the objective of Dr. Haas, Dr. Nelson and the members of the physical education department to so develop the program that all who wish can participate./ fMlii us iias ah Tennis Club Loses Two Dean John Koch will loose his No. .??XnSV* i iZdnhN?? 7?? I"5" fTOm h???S I Adolph Zaloms was on the varsity 1 team four years. Walter Withka made t ! * tennis team two Springs and thrice was on the varsity basketball squad. I tommy Davison, of Hanover, did the.' athWpl, ?C W??n lBttcrs both as a" I athlete and manager. Tommy got a I track tChTfru lGttCr ??nG Fall and a |j track the following year. Last winter I ???Jmanager of the basketball team jand student manager of the highly successful interscholastic tourney hatntleWa^et,rolt ??' Ga???antow???, has the distinction of having won [ managerial letters in two sports foot??? ball and baseball. Litwhiler, by the accomplished a feat equal to that ?? CVIT\ H?? got a ]etter last Faff! manager* Paul Martin, of son of n??? was???"ager this past sea-i team ChampionshiP *??* and! The Graduation Toll I The Graduation Toll Thirteen boys who have been active in athletics on the hill, many thoroughout the four years of their collegiate careers, will get their degrees and depart in about a week. They will be missed. Their contributions will long be remembered. Johnny ???Bloody??? Circovics, a 155 pounder who has had few equals as a defensive football player, is one who will go. The Berwick boy played varsity football throughout his career and he did a fine job. Two other Berwick football players go with him. One is Vance Laubach. This boy played the sport little in high school but developed in college and was a varsity fullback three years and a good one. His work in 1937 earned him the honorary captaincy. The other is Norman Henry, a varsity lineman three seasons.'

Trackmen Rout Susquehanna: Netmen Lose to Bisons jyrf/jr-a Husky Track Team Victor M'P_ Susquehanna Routed as Bloomsburg Sweeps All First Places Winning every evenit on the program and submerging the Susquehanna University Crusaders 100V2 to 25 V2 ???ait Selinsgrove yesterdiay afternoon, the Bloomsburg State Teachers College track and field team concluded another undefeated season. The State Champions have not been defeated in dual competition in the past three years. A number of the promising Jayvee squad performed in fine style as varsity men saw them secure enough points to win letters. Lavellc, a Frosh, in his first varsity meet, won the mile and two mile for sufficient points to win a letter. Karnes, second in the1 mile, and Chet Harwood, winning the shot put, also clinched letters diming the afternoon. Bob Joy, of town, a jayvee, took the 440 in his first varsity race. One Man Track Team Captain Frankie VanDevender, of the Huskies, was a one man track team. He took first place in each of the five events in which he competed 1 to come within a V2 point of the to- ; tal of the Susquehanna team. The Huskies of Coach George C. Buchheit took all first positions, finished second in nine and were third in three and divided third position in the pole vault. Four New Records, Two Equalled The Huskies made it a field day in more respects than one, setting four new Bloomsburg records and equaling two others. Heading the list of record wreckers was VanDe vender. The ???Flying Van??? went over the tall timbers in the 120 yard high hurdle event in 16 seconds to clip 1-5 second off the Bloomsburg record he set in the State meet at J Harrisburg last Saturday. In winning | that event in 16.2 he had clipped 3-10 of a second off the mark he set at Lock Haven in the first meet of the year. In the 220-yard low hurdles VanDe- , vender clipped 7-10 of a second off the Bloomsburg mark he made in 1936. He went the distance yesterday in 24.8. The old mark was 25.5. In winning the dashes he equaled 1 two Bloomsburg marks set three sea- m sons back by Harry Van Gordon, of Kingston. He did the 100 in 9.9 and the 220 in 22 1. Dan Kempl-e set a Bloomsburg half mile record of 2:1.8. This was exact ' time in the State meet. The former Bloomsburg record was made by Francis Sell in the State meet of 1935 and was 2:3.7. Dan Bonham, the Frosh from Forty Fort, bettered the College record which he set earlier in the year by hurling the javelin 199 feet, 2 inches. Dan did 205 against Shi ppensburg but on that occasion was throwing with the wind and the mark was not allowed.The summaries follow: Field Events Pole vault???First, Baker, Bloomsburg, 10 feet. 9 inches; second, Rakshys, Susquehanna, 10 feet, 6 inches; third, Housieknecht, Bloomsburg, and Leam, Susquehanna, both 9 feet, 9 inches. Shot put???First, C. Harwood, Bloomsburg, 40 feet, 2 inches; second, Bonham, Bloomsburg, 38 feet, 8 inches; third, Swope, Susquehanna, 36 feet, one inch. Javelin???First, Bonham. Bloomsburg, 199 feet, two inches; second, Langler, Susquehanna, 143 feet, six inches; third, Swope, Susquehanna, 141 feet, six inches. Running broad jump???First, VanDevender, Bloomsburg, 19 feet, 7 inches; second, Grenninger, Susquehanna, 19 feet, five inches; third, Richards, Susquehanna, 19 feet, 1 inch. Discus???First, Bonham, Bloomsburg, 129 feet, 11 inches; second, Wert, Susquehanna, 104 feet; third, Harwood, Bloomsburg, 99 feet, 8 inches. Running high jump???First, Stover, Bloomsburg, five feet, seven inches; second, Pritchard, Susquehanna, five feet, four inches; third, Grenninger, Susquehanna, five feet, four inches. Track Events 100-yard dash???First, VanDe vender, Bloomsbung; second, Mulhem, Blooms- burg; third, Deardorf, Susquehanna. Time???s:3o. One-mile run???First, Lave lie, ???Bloomsburg; second, Karnes, Bloomsburg; third, Troutman, Susquehanna. Time???s:9.o. 220-yard low hurdles???First, Van- Devender, Bloomsburg: second, Mulhem, Bloomsburg; third, Rakshys, Susquehanna. Time???24:B.o. Half-mile run???First, Kemple, Bloomsburg; second, Reed, Bloomsburg; third, Grenninger, Susquehanna. Time???2:l.B. 220-yard dash???First, VanDevender, Bloomsburg; second, Mulhern, Bloomsburg; third, Deardorf, Susquehanna. Time???o:22.l. 120-yard high hurdles???Ffrst, Van- Devender, Bloomsburg; second, Stover, Bloomsburg; third, Rakshys, Susquehanna. Time???o:l6.o. Two-mile run???First, Lav c 11 e . Bloomsburg: second, Hippensteel, Bloomsburg; third, Parker, Bloomsburg. Time 11:00.0. 440-yard dash???First, Joy, Bloomsburg; second, Reed, Bloomsburg: third, Parker, Bloomsburg. Time???o:s6.o. f Ruckle Is Leaving 1 1 ' V . 11. Irving ???Junie??? Ruckle, who thrilled basketball fans for four seasons with his sensational shooting, is in the graduating class. The Newport township boy was captain one year and honorary captain another, an indication of the high place he held with his team mates. Al. Finder, well known in the county first through his baseball playing with the Catawissa team, will leave a hole at shortstop on the nine, a place he filled four years. He captained the team in ???37. Finder also won a varsity letter in football two seasons. Mike Gonshor, a boy who loves track is going. Mike made his letter two years but during the last one at Bloomsburg he acted as trainer for the cross country team in the Fall and the track and field athletes in the Spring. FANNING year the College holds a dinner to honor its men and girl athletes and all eight events have been delightful affairs, featured by able addresses. Among those who spoke in the past as we recall, were Dr. Pety, of Pittsburgh; Dr. Henry Crane, of Scranton; Columbia???s Lou Little; Mike Palm and Harry Kippe. -/j4 '??? v But the high light to us aas always been the reports showing a better athletic program to have been carried out than in the preceding term. Many fine things are said and many excellent goals fixed around the banquet board. But all too often they are forgotten almost immediately. That is not the case with the College athletic program. It has constantly been the objective of Dr. Haas, Dr. Nelson and the members of the physical education department to so develop the program that all who wish can participate./ fMlii us iias ah Tennis Club Loses Two Dean John Koch will loose his No. .??XnSV* i iZdnhN?? 7?? I"5" fTOm h???S I Adolph Zaloms was on the varsity 1 team four years. Walter Withka made t ! * tennis team two Springs and thrice was on the varsity basketball squad. I tommy Davison, of Hanover, did the.' athWpl, ?C W??n lBttcrs both as a" I athlete and manager. Tommy got a I track tChTfru lGttCr ??nG Fall and a |j track the following year. Last winter I ???Jmanager of the basketball team jand student manager of the highly successful interscholastic tourney hatntleWa^et,rolt ??' Ga???antow???, has the distinction of having won [ managerial letters in two sports foot??? ball and baseball. Litwhiler, by the accomplished a feat equal to that ?? CVIT\ H?? got a ]etter last Faff! manager* Paul Martin, of son of n??? was???"ager this past sea-i team ChampionshiP *??* and! The Graduation Toll I The Graduation Toll Thirteen boys who have been active in athletics on the hill, many thoroughout the four years of their collegiate careers, will get their degrees and depart in about a week. They will be missed. Their contributions will long be remembered. Johnny ???Bloody??? Circovics, a 155 pounder who has had few equals as a defensive football player, is one who will go. The Berwick boy played varsity football throughout his career and he did a fine job. Two other Berwick football players go with him. One is Vance Laubach. This boy played the sport little in high school but developed in college and was a varsity fullback three years and a good one. His work in 1937 earned him the honorary captaincy. The other is Norman Henry, a varsity lineman three seasons.'